The Lawrence Bishnoi gang has reportedly claimed responsibility for two recent shooting incidents involving Indian nationals living in Portugal. According to a social media post that has been widely circulated online, an individual identifying himself as Rahul RK Meena, associated with the Sunil Meena Gang, has taken credit for the attacks, claiming they were carried out as part of a coordinated effort involving multiple criminal groups operating across international borders.The post refers specifically to a shooting incident that took place at the residence of Gurpreet Singh Gill in Vila Nova de Milfontes, Portugal. It also mentions an earlier attack that occurred on May 6 in Sintra, where another individual, Gurdeep Singh, was reportedly targeted. The message suggests that these incidents were not random acts of violence but deliberate actions intended to intimidate the individuals involved.In the statement, the operative claims that the initial gunfire was meant as a warning, using threatening language implying that the targets should “open their eardrums,” a phrase interpreted as an instruction to pay attention to the demands being made. The post further escalates the threat by suggesting that future consequences could be more severe if compliance is not met.The message also asserts that the criminal network behind the attacks operates on a global scale, claiming that geographical distance offers no protection to the intended targets. It implies that individuals cannot escape the reach of the syndicate even by relocating to other parts of Europe.Toward the end of the post, additional warnings were issued along with references to several affiliated groups, including the Sunil Meena Gang, Rahul Dubey Gang, and Aman Sahu Gang. The post presents these names as part of a broader interconnected network allegedly involved in coordinated criminal activity spanning multiple regions.Authorities in Portugal, along with international law enforcement agencies, are reportedly monitoring the situation. Investigations are said to be ongoing as officials examine possible cross-border links and assess the credibility of the claims made in the online post.
